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Newsletter · By Karl Percival · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 23, 2026

    Summers by the British Sea (opens the original)

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    I grew up on British seaside holidays. Chalets in Prestatyn, B&Bs in Blackpool and caravans in Skegness. I never had a holiday abroad as a child. In fact, the first time I flew on a plane was when I was 18, spending all the savings my Nan had given me for a car on a lads’ holiday to Magaluf instead (for the first and last time).Most of those holidays were only made possible by Mum and Dad saving up across the year or deferring the cost to catalogue loans, where we’d get a knock on the door each

  2. Issue · Sep 14, 2026

    Everyday Adventures #32 (opens the original)

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  3. Issue · Aug 31, 2026

    A Night Camping Local (opens the original)

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    August has passed by in a rush. We normally look forward to the bank holiday weekends, where three days of no work is a perfect excuse to escape in the van for a long weekend. We’ve not had much of a chance this year, with weekends being full of work, football, or other life plans.We were determined, however, that life wasn’t going to get in the way. I’m a big advocate for microadventures, so despite the poor weather forecast and less than 24 hours available, we wanted to make the most of the lo

  4. Issue · Aug 10, 2026

    Falling In Love With Bikepacking (opens the original)

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    The wind swept across my face, drying my skin under the midsummer sunrise as I took a corner on my road bike faster than I probably should. I could see my friend ahead of me and took my opportunity to take the inside line and roll past his slipstream. It was our second day in France and here we were at 7am, racing along a downhill stretch into the French countryside, treating this as our own version of a Tour de France stage.I lowered my grip onto the drop handlebars, tucked my chest low, and gl

  5. Issue · Aug 6, 2026

    Everyday Adventures #31 (opens the original)

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